The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-23
HAIR AND NO HAIR.

William Walter Phelps bangs his hair like
| . coquette and well cultivated mustache
hides his shapely mouth.
Dan Lamonts mustache is thoroughly
diplomatic, reportorial in its inquisitivei!css
and sphinx like in its expression.
Joe Jeffersons face would be spoiled If he
wore anything OF it but his own good looks
His hair is still brown, wavy and abundant
When one beholds the polished head Of c.
7. Huntington, he may truthfully excialin
with Mark Antony: "What 4 fall was there
my c)untrymen."
Bourke Cochran. who by nature as well a
employment has become very Sharp man,
wears bang over his mouth and dainty
pinch of whiskers on his neither lip.
The Uranium OF Theodore Roosevelt gener-
ally looks as if a cyclone had swept through
a canebrake and left it very much democrat
lied His mustache Is big and blonde
While on parade Pat Gilmore wears his
mustache la militaire but at other times he
DON'T care whether the contrary hlaments get
into his cornet OF not. lie has full head Of
dark hair and never says dye.
Robert CARROTS mustache runs into side
whiskers; the side whiskers connect 10y a mar
row bridge with his hair tthe hair is parted IN
the middle and from mouth to diamond collar
button. there is well moved avenue.
The hair Of Walter 5 Camp. manager OF
the New York Clearing house Ike that Of
Bauquo's ghost, will not down Flies LET i'm
paled on il His beard is close cropped and
stubbly as If il lad been treated with sand
paper
Larry Jeromes hyacinthins locks are Ikea
crown Of glory, but usually very much tan
gled His grizzly mustache Is acquainted
with more good dinners than any other III
town and can scraps soap spoon as clean as
a patent rake
Col Samuel 4 Echols, manager OF The
Metropolitan Literary Monthly, which heads
the journalistic circulation OF TIC country,
has the frowsy curis OF Byron which with
pair OF dancing blue eyes make him very
attractive to the ladies.
Tho countenance OF George William
Childs, the editor OF Tho Philadelphia
Ledger, Is like that beauty which Is adorned
the most lie has worn only modest mutton
chops Tor a generation. and, like his temper
his hair Is never RULED
Senator Evarts is the delight Of the hard.
working barber lis face nyitingly
smooth. anl pinch OF skin may be caught
uD anywhere when it j. necessary for the
razor 10 sheer OH from distractions Ills
hair is never sheercd Oil
Ex-senator jos Mcdonald has man'ard
ROOF without hirsute adOrancut. but the cor
nice IS all right ana ia. ,ur.j around his
ears show what q handsome inlh he must
have bcgn Gfty OF seventy -lyc year. aso. IL
Is "a truthful saying, lAaJ ii take handsome
men and mountain, u look ne!l bald, and he
is one OF tao fOrmer
\ wig would 1T tho head IT Henry Ciews
without obstacle, bat Lo doesn't wear one
The only reminder Of his capillary glories
is q fringe VI hair growing down h,H o. "a
circular horizontal line with the top VI his
ears. aud sturdy mu5talhe that seems 10
bite into his pCagslt utterances when giving
points on the stock market Is II he wanted
to take q piece out Ut them.
II Col Tom Och.ifroc, the famous Texan
ranger but nov d ranger On Broadway, |
were a woman hs might safely bet 70 win
every white horse that cutters "a race. Ills |
hair is way beyond Schenectady and in |
tensely Auburn, while his pugnaclous mus
tache IS radiantly red Otherwise, his face |
is a smooth uuwrlnkied pasture over which |
the Hoffman house BARRIERS always delight 10 |
run their modern lawn mowers